Stereogum — Much like his old Saddle Creek labelmate Conor Oberst, longtime Cursive frontman Tim Kasher is a director now. A couple of years ago, Kasher made his directorial debut with an independent found-footage horror feature called Who's Watching. I haven't ... more info

Magnet Magazine — 20 years ago today, Cursive released Happy Hollow. Rise up! Read our classic Cursive Q&A: The post Cursive Released “Happy Hollow” 20 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Stereogum — Way back in the early '00s, the Athens, Georgia musician Andy LeMaster's lush, textured indie rock project became the first out-of-town act to sign with the Omaha indie juggernaut Saddle Creek. LeMaster was a Bright Eyes collaborator before Now It's ... more info

Stereogum — Omaha indie rock fixture Tim Kasher (now based in LA) is already known for leading Cursive and the Good Life, as well as his youthful tenure in influential bands like Commander Venus and Slowdown Virginia. He’s been kicking out solo albums intermit... more info

Magnet Magazine — 25 years ago today, Cursive released Domestica. Now you drink with the lepers. Read our classic Cursive Q&A: The post Cursive Released “Domestica” 25 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Stereogum — Last year’s inaugural Best Friends Forever festival was great, and this year’s is shaping up nicely. Today the retro-leaning Vegas emo and indie rock fest added headliners Jimmy Eat World and a Penfold reunion to an already announced lineup in... more info

Antimusic Rock — Bright Eyes and Cursive. Today, those two icons of American indie rock have released 'Recluse I Don't Have to Love,' more info

Stereogum — “Omaha, Nebraska — the home of Warren Buffet, Malcolm X, JoJo Siwa, and Marlon Brando.” That’s the opening line to the press release of fellow Omahans Bright Eyes and Cursive’s new song together. But that’s not even the most bizarre pa... more info

Antimusic Rock — Cursive shared the dark, moody, and cinematic video for their song 'Dark Star,' from their acclaimed recent album Devourer more info

Stereogum — The entire “indie sleaze” aesthetic, if that’s what we’re calling it these days, basically owes its existence to the Faint, a band that came ripping out of Omaha in the late ’90s and pretty much redefined a certain version of hipster cul... more info